Front cover of the WAK Model Kartony magazine issue 7, featuring a 1:33 scale model kit for the Breguet X19A2 paper model. The cover displays a vintage military biplane flying over a snow-capped mountain under a blue sky, with branding for WAK and Modelland.
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Breguet XIXA2 Warsaw–Tokyo–Warsaw 1:33 WAK
Breguet XIXA2 Warsaw–Tokyo–Warsaw 1:33 WAK
Black and white line drawing showing multiple flat panel shapes with printed alphanumeric labels such as 12, 12A, 13A, 9A, 11A, and 13D1 through 13D4, likely a parts or template sheet.
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Breguet XIXA2 Warsaw–Tokyo–Warsaw 1:33 WAK

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Breguet XIXA2 Warsaw–Tokyo–Warsaw 1:33 Scale Card Model Kit by WAK Publishing

Publisher - WAK

Catalogue Number - 271

Laser Cut Frame - Available separately; select the required variant

Scale - 1:33

Designer - M. Lewan

Parts Sheets - 7

Assembly Drawings - 15

Assembly Instruction Language - English and Polish

Difficulty - 1 2 3 4 5

Build the Polish Breguet XIXA2 flown by Bolesław Orliński and Leonard Kubiak on their remarkable Warsaw–Tokyo–Warsaw journey in 1926. This WAK card model recreates the reconnaissance aircraft associated with the 22,600 km flight, making an engaging project for enthusiasts of early aviation and Polish aviation history.

Key Features:

  • Historic subject: The aircraft from the 1926 Warsaw–Tokyo–Warsaw flight.
  • 1:33 scale: Completed model approximately 30 cm long with a 45 cm wingspan.
  • Card model construction: Seven sheets of parts and 15 assembly drawings.
  • Optional accessory: A laser cut frame is offered as a separate variant to support construction.

Variant Information: Model Kit Only contains the printed card model. Laser Cut Frame contains the accessory frame only and does not include the model kit. Cutting and assembly are required.

Summary: A distinctive interwar aircraft for aviation modellers, combining a memorable Polish long-distance flight with a rewarding 1:33 scale card modelling project.

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